The FIFA Announced More Details on Tuesday Regarding the Suspension of Former ADO The Hague Midfielder Hector Hevel and Six Other Players from the Malaysian National Team. Accordance to the World Football Association, The Malaysian Federation Song About the Birthplace of Hevel’s Grandfather.
The 29-Year-old Hevel from Leidschendam and his Six Teammates Were Recently Suspended for a year by Fifa. After Malaysia’s Qualifying Match Against Vietnam (4-0 Victory), Complaints Were Received by Fifa About the Nationality of Several Players, Including Help.
FIFA’s Investigation Revealed that Hevel Used A Forged Document. In March, The Federation, Approved Hevel’s Submitted Papers, But The World Football Association is now Retracting That in an Extensive Statement.
It was submitted for hevel that his grandfather, Hendrik Jan Hevel, was born on February 3, 1933, in The Straits Settlements, a Former Colony of the British Empire. The Straits Settlements are Now Considered Part of Malaysia.
Duration the Investigation, FIFA Collected a copy of the Original Birth certificate of Hevel’s Grandfather, which showed that he was born in the Hague.
The Fifa Calls The Actions of the Malaysian Federation “A Pure Form of Fraud.” “This Cannot Be Approved in Any Way,” The Federation’s Statement Reads.
The Malaysian Federation is Appealing Against the Suspension of the Seven Players. The Federation Says That The Procedures Were Followed And That Fifa Has Not Provised Evidence That The Federation Knowingly Falsified The Documents.
In Addition to the Twelve-Month Suspension, Hevel and the Other Players must pay a fine of 2,100 euros to fifa. The Malaysian Federation Must Pay 367,000 euros. It remains to be seen Whether Hevel will ever be allowed to play for malaysia again. That question is now with the fifa appeals committee.
Hevel has so far played Two International Matches for Malaysia. The Midfielder From Leidschendam Made His Debut in March. Since Last Summer, he has been playing for the malaysian johor dt. Previously, He Played for ADO (2014-2017), AEK Larnaca, FC Andorra, FC Cartagena, Guangxi Pingguo FC, and Portimonense SC.